Event
For the Love of Tap- Aaron Tolson
August 22, 2023
8:00 pm EDT - 10:30 pm EDT
Tuesday, Aug 22nd, at 7pm.
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No Refunds or Exchanges
All Sales are Final
No Refunds or Exchanges
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Fixing the Wealth Gap? Meme Stocks, Robinhood and Financial Markets
March 27, 2023
4:00 pm EDT - 5:30 pm EDT
Join us on March 27th, as doctoral candidate Violet Victoria discusses the pitfalls involved in "democratizing" finance. This will include a discussion of so-called "meme" stocks, apps like Robinhood, and the purpose of financial markets themselves.
Violet Victoria is a PhD candidate in Philosophy at the University of Oklahoma and former stock loan trader at Goldman Sachs. Her research focuses on applied ethics, including an ongoing dissertation on financial ethics and bioethics research published in the Journal of Surgery. At the University of Oklahoma, she has taught undergraduate courses in Business Ethics and Contemporary Moral Issues.
Location Information
The Blake Room, Savard Welcome Center
Contact Information
Hannah Beaudry
Program Coordinator | Center for Ethics in Society
603-641-7230
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Fall Humanities Event
January 18, 2023
4:00 pm EST - 5:00 pm EST
In this program, you'll engage in self-discovery, explore career tools and resources, and meet alumni who share their journey from liberal arts to career. Learn about the value of a liberal arts education and walk away with a strategy for your personal career plan. Presented by the Humanities Institute and the Career Development Center.
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Fall Humanities Event
January 31, 2023
4:00 pm EST - 5:00 pm EST
In this program, you'll engage in self-discovery, explore career tools and resources, and meet alumni who share their journey from liberal arts to career. Learn about the value of a liberal arts education and walk away with a strategy for your personal career plan. Presented by the Humanities Institute and the Career Development Center.
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Fulfill Core Requirements
Classics courses are very diverse because of the multi-disciplinary nature of our studies. Courses in Classics touch on language, art and architecture, culture, history, social science, and a host of other topics. They look into every aspect of the Greek and Roman world and beyond. Indeed many other disciplines look to the Classics of Greece and Rome for inspiration and a source of ideas. As such, Classics courses are a perfect way to fulfill College Core requirements.
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Faculty
In keeping with the mission of the college, the Career Development Center is committed to helping your students develop strong critical thinking and problem solving skills and making them professionally competitive. We believe that applied experiential learning and internship opportunities beyond the classroom help students achieve these goals.
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Family Guide to your Student's Career Development
The Career Development Center provides career advising and resources to Saint Anselm College students and recent graduates.
